u/Bytevan18

Hi! Curious to see what apps will bring support to the new Siri AI. Allowing us to either search, let Siri learn, take action when talking to Siri?

I would love WhatsApp to bring support to Siri AI, but I’m afraid they probably won’t. Which is a shame, and people should make some sort of strike for that. How wonderful would it be to ask Siri about something one of my friends said on WhatsApp and it could index it and tell me.

Long time AM user, and I've been using the green app for a week. The way I've always treated my AM Library is by adding songs to my library only if I like 3 or more songs from the album, otherwise they're just favorited and listened from there.

I noticed that the green app with outdated knowledge about me (2019 and earlier) knows what mood follows in "autoplay". Based on ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, I should instead of favorite songs and adding them to playlists if I really like them, I should just directly add them to my library even if it's one song. This will tell AM that what I really like.

I'm kinda tired of One Rules of Dua Lipa coming next of ABBA (might be exaggerating, but it's sometimes true). Does this method works for you? How's the algorithm treating you?

I believe it’s an error in the compatibility page since some users here are able to install the beta in older Apple Watch models.

I own an AW S11, but I still found weird Apple would drop so many models.

Hi, we’re two guys — 28M (me) and 23M (him).

It’s been a while since I’ve felt this kind of connection with someone. Someone I genuinely find interesting and want to spend time with.

This guy is doing an internship in my country, and I met him through a friend. He’s cool — totally different from the type of people I usually date — and he’s been pushing me out of my comfort zone in a good way. He’s also had experience with temporary connections before. Last year, he was in a relationship with someone from another country during an internship abroad. They stayed together for about a year after he returned home and tried long distance, but eventually it didn’t work out.

With me, the timeline is much shorter — less than five months before he leaves — but I’ve already started catching feelings pretty quickly in the short time we’ve spent together. It all feels fleeting, you know? But at the same time, I do feel some sort of real connection. I’m making plans, trying to spend time with him, setting time aside for him. He can be a little hot and cold sometimes. When we’re alone together, he’s very warm and affectionate, but when we’re out with friends, sometimes it feels like he barely notices me. Part of me thinks it’s because he’s already experienced this kind of situation before and doesn’t want to go through the same emotional process again.

Right before we kissed for the first time, he told me he really enjoys spending time with me, but he also wanted to know where I stood with all of this temporary-relationship stuff. At the time, I honestly wasn’t thinking much about it. But after he brought it up, the question just kept spiraling in my head.

Have you seen that Black Mirror episode, “Hang the DJ”? Relationships with expiration dates. Sometimes I try to think about this situation like that — maybe every connection teaches you something or leads you toward “the one.” So I try not to focus too much on the ending right now, even though deep down I know I’m probably going to end up heartbroken. Still, I want to make memories, have experiences, and enjoy the time he has here. But at the same time, I don’t want to keep him from meeting other people either. But I do want some attention from him, maybe a bit more than what I’m getting. Maybe that’s just my anxious attachment sabotaging me.

Sometimes I feel like the guy from 500 Days of Summer. I catch myself building huge expectations around the things we’re going to do together, but because of the elephant in the room, things don’t always unfold the way I imagined. Maybe I’m just a fool.

We’ve only been talking and hanging out for about two weeks, and already I feel like I’m putting a lot of effort into this — probably more than I should, and maybe more than he is. He’s told me he doesn’t want anything serious, which I understand. But part of me still wants to live in the fantasy for however long he’s here, because it’s been a long time since I’ve felt this way about someone.

I think part of him is scared too — scared of broken hearts, especially since he’s already gone through something similar before. Long distance realistically isn’t an option either. He’s from another continent, and it would be incredibly difficult and expensive just to see each other.

We actually talked about all of this one night and spent hours opening up about how we felt. The way I expressed myself made him think I saw him as someone who was just looking for fun or constantly meeting lots of guys, and he told me that’s not what he wants either. He said he wants “light things,” which honestly I still need to ask him to clarify, because I’m not fully sure what he means by that.

TL;DR: I met a guy doing an internship in my country, and even though we’ve only known each other for two weeks, I’ve already started catching feelings. The connection feels real, but there’s an expiration date hanging over everything because he’ll eventually leave the country. He’s experienced a failed long-distance relationship before, so he seems emotionally cautious, while I’m struggling not to get too attached. We’ve both acknowledged the situation openly, but I’m torn between enjoying the temporary connection and protecting myself from getting hurt.